2013 Warhammer Fantasy Players’ Package

WARNING: DO NOT LOSE THIS PACKAGE!!

This package contains the scenarios as well as all of the score

sheets you will need for the duration of the event!

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Saturday 8:00 am – Check in and Game 1 Preparations 8:30 – 11:00 am – Game 1 11:00 – 11:30 am – Break 11:30 am – 2:00 pm – Game 2 2:00-3:00 – Lunch (please display your army on the table where you played Game 2 with a name plate for everyone to do walk through to see your army and cast their votes. Please display your army even if you are not competing for the painting award to show off your army as people want to see it!) 3:00 – 5:30 pm – Game 3 5:30 – 11:30 pm Open Gaming / Board Games Anyone registered for Malifaux/X-Wing please refer to the appropriate schedule. Sunday 8:00 am – Doors open/Game 4 preparations 8:30 – 11:00 am Game 4 11:00 – 11:30 am Break 11:30 – 2:00 pm Game 5 2:00 pm – Clean Up & final score tally. Please do not hover near the judges table/score boards while the final tally is being done. The judges will not be showing the final scores until the tables/terrain have been cleared. Please spend this time packing up your army, and assist with moving terrain to the designated areas and help with table tear down. Thanks!! 3:00 pm Award Ceremony

It was easy to recognize the serious contenders, the peasant surveyed the crowds of armed men, women and creatures that had responded to his mistress’ summons: there were many races attending. As a kipper in service to the Lady, he did not relish the possibility of having to claim spoils of combat from the Ogres or worse from a Greater Daemon. He made a mental note to ask his mistress for better arms than the cudgel he normally carried: it had cracked after having to face the last Lord and his supporters, the kipper had barely survived that retrieval. Perhaps this tournament would be his last, perhaps the mistress would chose another servant. Perhaps the mistress would refrain from participating in the events and he would be spared the challenge of demanding a mount or a weapon from the likes of Balthasar Gelt or the great elf Teclis. The kipper stumbled and looked down to find another lord’s kipper sprawled in the mud of the field where he had fallen after being run through with the weapon he had been sent to retrieve. The scream of a dragon drew him out of his thoughts and reminded him of his task, it was time to call the generals to the tournament field. It was time to see who would rise and who would fall. It was time to name a new champion and to start this Kippers’ Melee to claim the spoils of war for the masters and mistresses of the day. The answering cry of flesh hounds made him shiver and run faster to tell the Herald.

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• There will be three objective markers placed on the table for every Game • One marker will be placed in the center of the table. • The additional two objective markers will be divided between the two

players and are to be placed during the Deployment phase of the game and are treated as a unit placement.

• No Objective marker may be placed within 6” of another, any table edge or a building. Exception: the marker designated for the center of the table is to be placed there regardless of what terrain is placed there.

• To claim the objective you must have a unit with a banner with within 3” of the marker

• if more than one unit is within 3” the objective is awarded to the unit with the most wounds left .

• At the start of each game, before any units are deployed: • each player randomly selects which Special Mission they will complete

by rolling a D6. If you roll a 6 re-roll the dice. • If the Mission requires you to nominate a unit, character or terrain

piece you must clearly detail it on your Score Card. • Exchange mission details with your opponent • Try to complete your mission (10 points) and stop your opponent (5

points)

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Special Mission #1

Kill the enemy General

Special Mission #2

Kill the enemy Battle Standard Bearer (if your opponent has no BSB

nominate an enemy character)

Special Mission #3

Have a unit with 5 models within 6” of your opponent’s table edge

(12” if Battle for the Pass)

Special Mission #4

Kill any enemy character in a challenge

Special Mission #5

Capture more banners than your opponent (Bretonnian peasant banners count for this)

(if your opponent has no banners at all discard this card and randomly select a new card)

Game#4– Dawn Attack Hang Over Groggy from a night of feasting and drinking under the truce of a tournament flag your army must be told which areas of the field to stand in. While organizing your troops you realize that the haze in your eyes is not just from too much alcohol: near the centre of the field between you and your opponent stands an altar or hill that appears to be shrouded in a swirling vortex of power and realize that the Lady has called upon the Winds of Magic to test your mettle. (an alter terrain piece or hill should be placed in the center of the table if it is not already there) Scenario: The player controlling the Altar/Hill at the end of the game gains 500 VP. Altar/Hill contains the following Special Rules: As soon as a player controls the Alter the follow take effect. 1. All wizards in the controlling army within 6” of the alter/hill gain +1 to channelling attempts 2. A single wizard in the controlling army within 6” of the alter/hill may use the Wrath of the Gods (Bound Spell, Direct

Damage, Power Level 5) during their magic phase Wrath of the Gods: Select a single unit within 24” of the wizard then roll a D6. On a 2+ 2D6 Strength 4 hits are done to the unit. On a 1, your opponent gets to choose a unit within 24” of your wizard (may not include the unit the wizard is already in) and the wizard that cast the spell takes a Strength 4 hit and loses D6 dice from the power pool.

Game #5 – Declaring the Best – Battle for the Pass Nearing the end of the tournament the armies renew their efforts to prove their general to be the best. Scenario: Use the Battle for the Pass scenario. If a player controls all three objectives they receive an additional 500 VP

Game#1 – Grudge Reminder - Watchtower Facing your opponent across the field your general remembers a past battle where they were unable to get their kipper to retrieve the spoils of battle. With this reminder they are enraged and determined to be successful. Scenario: Use the Watchtower scenario with the following change: rather than the opponent controlling the Watchtower winning outright they are awarded an additional 500 Victory Points and the game goes until end of turn 6 or time

Game #2 – Across the field/Protecting Morale – Meeting Engagement Reeling from the events of the first battle, the tournament Herald announces your new opponent, your eyes meet across the field and a battle cry rises to your lips only to be answered in kind by your opponent. Eager for victory your army rushes toward battle, possibly leaving behind units, war machines or characters (as per the meeting engagement scenario). In the rush of battle someone in your army remembers you must protect the banners carried by bannermen. Scenario: Use the Meeting Engagement scenario rules with the following variation: in addition to the Meeting Engagement scenario rules you must also incorporate the Fortitude conditions from the Blood and Glory scenario. To represent facing off across a jousting field place three obstacles (fences or low bushes) in the centre portion of the table, no closer than 2” together. These are treated as obstacles, but in the rush to get across the field to meet your opponent in battle your units don’t always pay attention to the terrain. Any model or unit attempting to march, charge or flee through/over one of these obstacles must take Dangerous Terrain tests. The first army to break their enemy gains an extra 500VP, do not stop the game as directed in the Blood and Glory scenario, continue to the end of 6 turns and use the Meeting Engagement Victory Conditions

Game #3 – Feasting on Supplies– Watchtower Exhausted from a day of battle your army is marching back to your camp for the night when they spot the supply wagons bogged down in mud. Scenario: Use the Watchtower scenario with the following variation. Instead of a tower nominate or place a natural terrain piece (no buildings) near the centre of the table, this is where the supply wagons are bogged down. The player who controls the terrain piece at the end of the game gains an extra 500 VP and game goes until end of turn 6 or time.

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Score Sheets are included within this booklet. At the end of each game please tear out a score sheet, fill it out and submit it to the organizer. Use the Victory Point chart below to determine the Game Points assigned to each player. Favorite Painted Army: Please do not vote on the armies until they have been displayed so that you are able to review each army. Voting will occur during the Lunch Break on Day 1 please take a few minutes to walk around and look at the armies on display and vote for your favorite armies. After completing game 5 please record your Favorite Opponent votes on the sheet included in this package. Once completed please submit your vote sheet to the Tournament Organizer.

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Game Result Victory Point

Difference

Victor’s Game

Points

Loser’s Game

Points

Win 350+ 15 5

Draw 0-350 10 10

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Score Sheet – Players’ Choice

Favorite Opponent

(5pts) (3pts) (1pt)

Your Name (so we can verify that all votes are received):

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Score Sheet – Game 5

Name General Pts

/5 Game Pts

/15 Obj Pts

/15 Special Mission Pts

/15

(You)

(Opponent)

General (5 points max): Please mark as Yes or No. Each Yes is worth 1 point. Record points above.

Yes No Description

Is your opponent’s army fully painted (every model minimum 3 colors and base coat doesn’t count—if

even one model is not to this standard answer No)

Does your opponent have their own dice, templates, tape measure, rule book, copy of Errata’s, etc

Was your opponent on time for starting the game (ie didn’t sleep in, wasn’t late coming back from lunch,

wasn’t too hung over to start right away, etc)

When time was called had the game come to a definite completion or did both players get to complete

at least 4 turns? (ie no one played extremely slow so that only 2 turns happened so there wasn’t really a

true winner)

Does your opponent have a hard copy of their army list to show you or give you a copy of?

Special Mission Points (15 points max—10 points to complete your own and 5

points to stop your opponent from completing theirs): At the start of the game, before deployment, Roll a D6 to randomly select which Mission you are to complete this game, if you roll a 6 re-roll the dice. Mark below anything the Mission requires you to nominate below. Exchange details with your opponent .

Special Mission Selected

Detail anything you need to nominate here

Completed your Mission (opponent

to initial )

Stopped Opponent from Completing his (opponent to initial)

Game Result Victory Point

Difference

Victor’s Game

Points

Loser’s Game

Points

Win 350+ 15 5

Draw 0-350 10 10

Game Points. Use Standard Victory Point Calculation from Rule Book and add the Victory Points

from the Scenario and consult the chart below to determine the points to assign

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Score Sheet – Game 4

Name General Pts

/5 Game Pts

/15 Obj Pts

/15 Special Mission Pts

/15

(You)

(Opponent)

General (5 points max): Please mark as Yes or No. Each Yes is worth 1 point. Record points above.

Yes No Description

Is your opponent’s army fully painted (every model minimum 3 colors and base coat doesn’t count—if

even one model is not to this standard answer No)

Does your opponent have their own dice, templates, tape measure, rule book, copy of Errata’s, etc

Was your opponent on time for starting the game (ie didn’t sleep in, wasn’t late coming back from lunch,

wasn’t too hung over to start right away, etc)

When time was called had the game come to a definite completion or did both players get to complete

at least 4 turns? (ie no one played extremely slow so that only 2 turns happened so there wasn’t really a

true winner)

Does your opponent have a hard copy of their army list to show you or give you a copy of?

Special Mission Points (15 points max—10 points to complete your own and 5

points to stop your opponent from completing theirs): At the start of the game, before deployment, Roll a D6 to randomly select which Mission you are to complete this game, if you roll a 6 re-roll the dice. Mark below anything the Mission requires you to nominate below. Exchange details with your opponent .

Special Mission Selected

Detail anything you need to nominate here

Completed your Mission (opponent

to initial )

Stopped Opponent from Completing his (opponent to initial)

Game Result Victory Point

Difference

Victor’s Game

Points

Loser’s Game

Points

Win 350+ 15 5

Draw 0-350 10 10

Game Points. Use Standard Victory Point Calculation from Rule Book and add the Victory Points

from the Scenario and consult the chart below to determine the points to assign

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Score Sheet – Game 3

Name General Pts

/5 Game Pts

/15 Obj Pts

/15 Special Mission Pts

/15

(You)

(Opponent)

General (5 points max): Please mark as Yes or No. Each Yes is worth 1 point. Record points above.

Yes No Description

Is your opponent’s army fully painted (every model minimum 3 colors and base coat doesn’t count—if

even one model is not to this standard answer No)

Does your opponent have their own dice, templates, tape measure, rule book, copy of Errata’s, etc

Was your opponent on time for starting the game (ie didn’t sleep in, wasn’t late coming back from lunch,

wasn’t too hung over to start right away, etc)

When time was called had the game come to a definite completion or did both players get to complete

at least 4 turns? (ie no one played extremely slow so that only 2 turns happened so there wasn’t really a

true winner)

Does your opponent have a hard copy of their army list to show you or give you a copy of?

Special Mission Points (15 points max—10 points to complete your own and 5

points to stop your opponent from completing theirs): At the start of the game, before deployment, Roll a D6 to randomly select which Mission you are to complete this game, if you roll a 6 re-roll the dice. Mark below anything the Mission requires you to nominate below. Exchange details with your opponent .

Special Mission Selected

Detail anything you need to nominate here

Completed your Mission (opponent

to initial )

Stopped Opponent from Completing his (opponent to initial)

Game Result Victory Point

Difference

Victor’s Game

Points

Loser’s Game

Points

Win 350+ 15 5

Draw 0-350 10 10

Game Points. Use Standard Victory Point Calculation from Rule Book and add the Victory Points

from the Scenario and consult the chart below to determine the points to assign

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Score Sheet – Players’ Choice

Favorite Painted Army

(5pts) (3pts) (1pt)

Your Name (so we can verify that all votes are received):

Please do not cast your votes until all of the armies have been displayed so that you are able to see the displays that people have worked hard to build. Reminder that we would like all armies displayed with your name tag placed beside them whether you are competing for the award or not.

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Score Sheet – Game 2

Name General Pts

/5 Game Pts

/15 Obj Pts

/15 Special Mission Pts

/15

(You)

(Opponent)

General (5 points max): Please mark as Yes or No. Each Yes is worth 1 point. Record points above.

Yes No Description

Is your opponent’s army fully painted (every model minimum 3 colors and base coat doesn’t count—if

even one model is not to this standard answer No)

Does your opponent have their own dice, templates, tape measure, rule book, copy of Errata’s, etc

Was your opponent on time for starting the game (ie didn’t sleep in, wasn’t late coming back from lunch,

wasn’t too hung over to start right away, etc)

When time was called had the game come to a definite completion or did both players get to complete

at least 4 turns? (ie no one played extremely slow so that only 2 turns happened so there wasn’t really a

true winner)

Does your opponent have a hard copy of their army list to show you or give you a copy of?

Special Mission Points (15 points max—10 points to complete your own and 5

points to stop your opponent from completing theirs): At the start of the game, before deployment, Roll a D6 to randomly select which Mission you are to complete this game, if you roll a 6 re-roll the dice. Mark below anything the Mission requires you to nominate below. Exchange details with your opponent .

Special Mission Selected

Detail anything you need to nominate here

Completed your Mission (opponent

to initial )

Stopped Opponent from Completing his (opponent to initial)

Game Result Victory Point

Difference

Victor’s Game

Points

Loser’s Game

Points

Win 350+ 15 5

Draw 0-350 10 10

Game Points. Use Standard Victory Point Calculation from Rule Book and add the Victory Points

from the Scenario and consult the chart below to determine the points to assign

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Score Sheet – Game 1

Name General Pts

/5 Game Pts

/15 Obj Pts

/15 Special Mission Pts

/15

(You)

(Opponent)

General (5 points max): Please mark as Yes or No. Each Yes is worth 1 point. Record points above.

Yes No Description

Is your opponent’s army fully painted (every model minimum 3 colors and base coat doesn’t count—if

even one model is not to this standard answer No)

Does your opponent have their own dice, templates, tape measure, rule book, copy of Errata’s, etc

Was your opponent on time for starting the game (ie didn’t sleep in, wasn’t late coming back from lunch,

wasn’t too hung over to start right away, etc)

When time was called had the game come to a definite completion or did both players get to complete

at least 4 turns? (ie no one played extremely slow so that only 2 turns happened so there wasn’t really a

true winner)

Does your opponent have a hard copy of their army list to show you or give you a copy of?

Special Mission Points (15 points max—10 points to complete your own and 5

points to stop your opponent from completing theirs): At the start of the game, before deployment, Roll a D6 to randomly select which Mission you are to complete this game, if you roll a 6 re-roll the dice. Mark below anything the Mission requires you to nominate below. Exchange details with your opponent .

Special Mission Selected

Detail anything you need to nominate here

Completed your Mission (opponent

to initial )

Stopped Opponent from Completing his (opponent to initial)

Game Result Victory Point

Difference

Victor’s Game

Points

Loser’s Game

Points

Win 350+ 15 5

Draw 0-350 10 10

Game Points. Use Standard Victory Point Calculation from Rule Book and add the Victory Points

from the Scenario and consult the chart below to determine the points to assign